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January Community Comments

This document provides updates and information from Robert E. Cashion Elementary School for January 2017. It summarizes recent events at the school including a Career Dress-Up Day, planting trees, students earning awards, and starting new clubs. It previews upcoming assessments, family events sponsored by the PTA, and important dates. The PTA section announces upcoming fundraisers and sales. Safety tips are provided to wash hands and cover coughs and sneezes.

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January Community Comments

This document provides updates and information from Robert E. Cashion Elementary School for January 2017. It summarizes recent events at the school including a Career Dress-Up Day, planting trees, students earning awards, and starting new clubs. It previews upcoming assessments, family events sponsored by the PTA, and important dates. The PTA section announces upcoming fundraisers and sales. Safety tips are provided to wash hands and cover coughs and sneezes.

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January 2017

REC COMMUNITY COMmEnTS


Career and College Corner
In support of our district-wide Graduation Plus initiative to ensure all students are college and career ready,
first grade students participated in a
Career Dress-Up Day. Students came
to school wearing attire to represent
the job they want to have when they
grow up. They practiced using soft
skills by speaking to their class about
the education and tools needed to do
each job.

Office Notes from the Administration:


REC Community and Families,
With the school year half way completed I would like to look back at
what has happened at REC so far this year...
We had our First Annual Grow our Future Day where 8 trees were
planted around our car line.
We had 15 - 4th/5th grade students earn Duke TIP awards for their
performances on the statewide assessment last year.
We started a Running Club through our PE Department and 3rd
grade has started a Robotics Club for students.
Our Students read 1,386 books during our USC vs. Clemson Reading
Challenge.
As we strive towards our school wide goals, I would like to preview
highlights for the 2nd half of the school year.
Mid Year Assessments will be given to monitor student progress
towards our goals.
Daddy/Daughter Dance Night sponsored by our PTA in February.
Mother/Son March Madness Night sponsored by our PTA in March
Early Literacy Night for our pre-school aged students and families
in March
All of our hard work and effort will allow us to meet our academic
school-wide goals we set in September. We look forward to a wonderful 2nd half of the school year.
Administrative Team

More Communication
@cashion_comets
Robert E. Cashion
Elementary School

Reaching Educating Caring


Events at REC
January 5 - Class Photos
January 9 - K5/1st Grade Registration
begins
January 12 - End of 2nd Quarter
January 13 - Teacher Workday
January 16 - Martin Luther King Jr. Day
(No School)
January 23 - Report Cards Issued
January 25 - K4 Registration begins
EAFK Ceremony (Discipline)
February 1 - Yearbook Sales Begin
February 1 - Greenville Drive Reading
All-Star Program (5 Weeks)
February 13 - Daddy/Daughter Date
Night
February 15 - Progress Reports Issued
February 20 - Presidents Day (No
School)
February 22 - EAFK Ceremony
(Respect)

Tidbits from PTA:


We are working hard to prepare for Februarys upcoming
events:

Candy Gram sales February 6-9 (delivery on 10th)

Daddy/Daughter Dance February 13th (open to ALL)

A brand new fundraiser kicking off on February 20th!

Yearbook and Ad sales are coming up in February as


well!

Safety and Health Tips


Coming TogeTher
Is a Beginning.
Keeping TogeTher
Is Progress.
WorKing TogeTher
Is Success.
-Henry Ford

Wash your hands often.


Keeping hands clean is one of the most important steps you can
take to avoid getting sick and spreading germs to others. Wash
your hands with soap and clean running water, and rub them
together for at least 20 seconds. Cover your mouth and nose
with a tissue when you cough or sneeze. If you dont have tissue, cough or sneeze into your upper sleeve or elbow, not your
hands.

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